Capping off a dominant, ground-breaking career spanning nearly 25 years, T.I.'s legacy speaksfor itself. The rap pioneer boasts three Grammy Awards, five certified-Platinum albums,including the 4x Multi-Platinum Paper Trail and 2x Multi-Platinum King, and over 30 millionsingles sold worldwide. His influence on the Southern hip-hop landscape is immeasurable, andKILL THE KING serves as the definitive victory lap. T.I. shares his inspiration behind the albumtitle by saying, ""KILL THE KING is all about killing the ego.""To celebrate the release of his momentous final project, T.I. has unveiled the official music videofor his latest single, ""And Won't"" featuring R&B superstar Summer Walker, will bereleasing later today. The stunning visual is an ultimate homage to his city, shot entirely at theiconic Mercedes Benz Dome in Atlanta, home to the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United, twocornerstone franchises with which T.I. shares deep, longstanding ties.The road to KILL THE KING has already been paved with massive success. The album campaignkicked off with the triumphant reunion of Tip and super-producer Pharrell Williams on the hitsingle ""Let 'Em Know."" The track completely dominated the airwaves, becoming the firstrecord released T.I. year to be Certified Gold by the RIAA, and securing the #1 spot at bothUrban and Rhythmic Radio as well as hitting Top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100. T.I. continued toelevate the album's sonic landscape by collaborating with the esteemed HBCU TuskegeeMarching Red Pipers on the deeply resonant ""Trauma Bond,"" before teaming up with Pharrellonce again for the swagger-heavy anthem ""Mr. HIM.""